







Into the Jaws of Death, 1944 by J.J. Lloyd
$60.00 USD
Colorized by J.J. Lloyd
based on an original photographic print
by Robert F Sargent
6th June 1944, Omaha Beach, Normandy, France
(US National Archives and Records Administration)
"Taken at 0740 on June 6th, this action marks the commencement of Operation Neptune, more commonly known as D-Day. Depicting a Higgins LCVP launching from the USS Samuel Chase, soldiers of the 16th Infantry Regiment, US 1st Infantry Division wade onto Omaha Beach.
It's hard to conceive what it must have been like wading into oncoming enemy fire."
- J.J.
"Into the Jaws of Death - U.S. Troops wading through water and Nazi gunfire. American invaders spring from the ramp of a Coast Guard-manned landing barge to wade those last perilous yards to the beach of Normandy. Enemy fire will cut some of them down. Their 'taxi' will pull itself off the sands and dash back to a Coast Guard manned transport for more passengers."
Image Sizes
Please note that the listed sizes refer to the print stock with the photograph on it which comes with a white border. The printed image sizes are:
M – 8 ½" × 12" (21.6 × 30.5 cm)
L – 12" × 16 ¾" (30.5 × 42.5 cm)
XL – 25 ¼" × 35 ¾" (64.1 × 90.8 cm)
The Small Print
Proudly printed on the south coast of England. Our archive quality giclée art prints are printed on 100% cotton 315 gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag® Baryta, using the latest Epson® UltraChrome HD inks with a shelf life over a century, though we recommend you do not display your print in direct sunlight for long periods.
This is a derivative work. Photographs for illustration purposes only. Please note that all giclée art prints are currently supplied unframed.